Pressure is building inside the Federal Reserve’s funding network as its balance sheet runoff drags on. According to remarks ...

The Fed recently announced a further reduction in the balance sheet runoff from $25B a month to $5B a month. Read more here.

The Federal Reserve System is the central bank of the United States and conducts the nation's monetary policy. The primary goals of the Fed's monetary policy are to promote maximum employment ...

The economy continues to be solid even as it navigates an uncertain outlook, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said ...

As the Federal Reserve continues to unwind its balance sheet, it’s still dogged by the same issues that it faced more than five years ago. While market dynamics have evolved, the main issue ...

Economist Brian Wesbury comments on how the Federal Reserve (and eventually taxpayers) are paying hundreds of billions of ...

Purchases made in that market can settle after one to three months, which means the full scale of the runoff program is only now beginning to show up on the Fed’s portfolio, or balance sheet.

The Federal Reserve wants its balance sheet runoff to continue as long as possible, but doing so could mean persuading banks to hold fewer reserves. A sudden spike in reserve demand brought the last ...

A marked downward trend in nonbank usage of the Federal Reserve's reverse repurchase facility — while part of an intentional reduction of the central bank's balance sheet — could signal a faster ...

The numbers: The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet grew to a record $6.98 trillion in the week ended May 13, up from $6.72 trillion in the prior week, the central bank said Thursday. What happened ...

Fed keeps rates unchanged despite Trump’s efforts, citing continued growth with rising uncertainty inflation still above ...